Help!

You may have to edit the INI file for ZC. Change the Quest Directory to wherever you have ZC's folder.

Try it!

this is what I have in the ini:
[General]
AppFolder=Zelda Classic V1.9
SrcDir=D:\DAVID'S REPORTS\DAVIDSGAMES\ZELDA CLASSIC
TempDir=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\
FontDir=C:\WINDOWS\Fonts
Desktop=C:\WINDOWS\Desktop
StartMenu=C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu
StartProgs=C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs
ProgramFiles=C:\Program Files
CommonFiles=C:\Program Files\Common Files
DAOPath=C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\DAO
Custom1=
Custom2=
Custom3=
Custom4=
Custom5=
Custom6=
Custom7=
Custom8=
Custom9=
Custom10=

what shoulkd I change in it, the folder is at D:\DAVID'S REPORTS\DAVIDSGAMES\ZELDA CLASSIC

Maybe it's
SrcDir=D:\DAVID'S REPORTS\DAVIDSGAMES\ZELDA CLASSIC

If you have Windows, check the Properties of D:\DAVID'S REPORTS\DAVIDSGAMES\ZELDA CLASSIC and see what it calls the MS-DOS name. Try typing that in.

I didn't work...

I dunno...

Wait a minute.

Duh! This isn't ag.cfg. Open D:\DAVID'S REPORTS\DAVIDSGAMES\ZELDA CLASSIC\AG.CFG and look under the heading
[zeldadx]
and make sure that the line marked qst_dir reads
qst_dir = D:\DAVID'S REPORTS\DAVIDSGAMES\ZELDA CLASSIC\
NOW try it. That should work.

Here's the easy way:

Go to Misc->Quest Dir, and find the directory that contains 1st.qst.
Since this isn't really a bug, I'm moving it to ZC Discussion...

*smacks head* I'm a moron...
:banghead:

Finally! It worked, thanks!